Acid Reflux
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Using Omeprazole Losec tablets for acid reflux: Is it worth it?
Read more »Omeprazole Losec is usually prescribed to be used in the short term with most people advised to stop taking it after 14 days. Depending on your condition, your GP or pharmacist may recommend that you take it for a longer period of time. It’s very rare for someone to need to take Omeprazole long-term.
Posted: June 14, 2022Categories: Acid Reflux -
GERD: Why Heartburn is so much more than an Annoying Feeling?
Read more »On the surface, heartburn and GERD may seem the same but despite their similarities, they are different conditions. Heartburn, also known as acid reflux, is when stomach acid travels back up your oesophagus, causing a burning pain in the chest and throat.
Posted: April 12, 2022Categories: Acid Reflux -
Do You Have an Ulcer or GERD? Here’s How to Tell the Difference
Read more »Do you have an uncomfortable pain in your stomach that gets worse when you eat? Both GERD and ulcers can make your daily life a pain but are two separate conditions that need to be treated differently so it is important to be able to recognize the differences.
Posted: March 15, 2022Categories: Acid Reflux -
Pain and Bloating: Is it Indigestion or a Stomach Ulcer?
Read more »If your stomach is in pain and it hurts to move because you’re so bloated, you’re going to want relief fast. After a quick online search you’ve seen your symptoms might be from indigestion or ulcers, but which one is it?
Posted: February 21, 2022Categories: Acid Reflux -
What Are the Differences Between Heartburn, Acid Reflux, and GERD?
Read more »Have you ever had a mild, burning pain in your chest after eating a spicy meal or overindulging in wine? If so, you probably experienced a common condition called heartburn.
Posted: February 14, 2022Categories: Acid Reflux -
Are Acid Reflux Problems A Sign of Eosinophilic Esophagitis?
Read more »Eosinophilic esophagitis is a chronic immune system disease that causes a type of white blood cells, eosinophil, to build up in the lining of your oesophagus. This build up causes the esophageal tissue to become inflamed and damaged, making it difficult to eat and to swallow.
Posted: January 19, 2022Categories: Acid Reflux -
Is it Normal to Have Heartburn for Days?
Read more »You’ve just had a lovely evening where the food was tasty and the wine just kept pouring. It was a night to remember, but you know that your chest is going to remember it, too. No sooner do you get home than you start to feel that horrible burning sensation in your chest: heartburn.
Posted: November 25, 2021Categories: Acid Reflux -
5 Reasons for Acidity and Heartburn
Read more »It’s not uncommon to get occasional burning in the chest after eating certain foods or after a night of drinking. However, the symptoms can sometimes become more chronic and painful, impacting your daily life.
Posted: November 03, 2021Categories: Acid Reflux -
Living With GERD: How To Manage Your Acid Reflux?
Read more »You’ve just had a wonderful meal, a delicious glass of wine, and splurged on a decadent pudding. Unfortunately, you know what’s coming next: that familiar burning in your chest otherwise known as gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).
Posted: October 04, 2021Categories: Acid Reflux -
Heartburn or Heart Attack: When to Worry?
Read more »If you experience frequent chest pain, you may be suffering from a common condition known as heartburn. With a few lifestyle changes and medications, this is a condition that can be easily managed. However, if your chest pain isn’t going away you might be worried the chest pain could be a sign of something more serious.
Posted: August 23, 2021Categories: Acid Reflux
